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6 (1) Medical. A licensed veterinarian has determined that an animal is medically unsuited to undergo the surgical procedure. A signed statementfrom a licensed Veterinarian is required and shall state specificallythe medical grounds for the exemption. (2) Temporary medical. When the animal's medical condition is temporary in nature, the licensed veterinarian shall sign a written statement as to the prognosis of when the surgery may be performed. The date given on that prognosis shall become the expiration date of the temporary medical exemption. After the period of the temporary medical exemption, spay or neuter shall be required u�less a licensed veterinarian provides another temporary medical exemption and prognosis of when the surgery may be performed. (3) Transitory status. An animal which is temporarilyin the city. When an animal is temporarily in the city for breeding purposes, the owner of such anim�� is required to have and present, when requested, a certificate of health signed by a licensed veterinarian. (4) �r��ac� permit. An owner obtainsan annual intact animal permit and is in compliancewith the city annual licensing requirementscontained in this chapter. �e�. 14-42 (c) Litter �'e�sa��#and Registration Number. All litters, or a portion thereof, of puppies or kittens that are to be whelped, queened, sold, traded, bartered, given away, or otherwise transferred within the City of Aurora shall have a litter perm't� and re�lstration number. {1) The owner or pnssessor shall obtain a litter per�€� and re�istration number withtin one week of obtaining possos°�� of any litter, �r portion thereof, of puppies orkittes�s. (2) Owners or possessors shall abide bX all the litter oermil and re�istration admir�is#rative reauirements. (31The litter permi� and regis#ra#ion number r�yuir�i7�i¢, of this subsection sf�all not apply to pet shops. �ec. 14-42 (d) Penalty. Any owner found guilty of violating this section and not classified within the exceptions shall be subiect to both fine and impris4nment as provided by section 1-13 if this Code. Upon the first conviction, the court shall irnpase a fine of not less'that $100.00. A portion of the minimum monetary fines and imprisonment may be suspended by the municioal court onlv if the owner of anV animal in violation presents to the court �roofi of the �� oi neu�er of the animal. �J:�n a second conviction, in addition to any penalty pr�xr'r.�a�i by section 1 i3, the owner shall be reouired to soa� or neuter the animal (unless the owner provicles a written statement from a licensed veterinarian that the spay or n�<<Ier procedure would �e harmful or dangerous to the health of the animal). Nothinq in this subsection shall b� ::� u �5!nx-:3 r� �r� ii � tlie a�i�nal t�-3 ��icer �r•_-m •r�s6lulfng �, ��c��dir� ir� I� ni inir.ir�l Courf t}r +ik�'llon vfitti9s sec�os++,wirer� 3Su�sa nas bee41:�.5= impo�u�dme��t. Denver ��.�� Breeding is illegal in Denver County � Spaying and neutering is mandatory for all animals over 6 months old unless there is a medical reason foi an �xempfion. * Guardians tivha h � �i to �� y� of i7eulx 1he�r comp$nion animals �7��1 p?+�a�R?� e�c? ; y�cs fa� �+i F'ie�lact �r�u! " I+ �ir i an i 't Perrrjit. bY 16�'�'thg �n,a�ai mtip,ti ;� spa�d :�r;u��ar�. •,�M u�Z�GS �3ecc►tii� i� Gu:s a breeding permit; breeding i� ill�gaf. � If guardians fail to comply with the gpay/neuter municipal codes, the animal's license },vif[ be revoked and the animal could be impounded. Ord. No. 999-95, 5ec. 8-70. It is the purpose of this section to promote the health, safety and general welfare of the residents of the city by reducing the number of stray dogs and cats. The council finds that each year tens of thousands of dogs and cats are euthanized in the city because they are not wanted. It is the purpose of this section to elircti+�a�e 'I� excessi4•� numbers f,f ,:rn�arii�d ;7�7i�1'�S �� there6y s�op 117� ��J�{� k�Ging � RI wx� anirrFai3 ?: x �� i:;i��a :'rY b��:�:�iin9 p��di�s rr= v� cr:: n�rs :�rd br�er�er� Ihrqupf� 1�qis�liQl� #I itrt i� bo� reasonabde I enforceable. Ord. No. 999-95, SeC. 8-71. li shall be unlawful to own, possess or keep in the city any dog or cat over the age of six (6) months that has not been spayed or neutered. Ord. No. 999-95, SeC. 8-73. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 1-13, any person cited with violation of this article shall have his or her citation dismissed if there is proof of compliancewith the terms of this article within thirty (30) days of the date of the summons or impoundment. Lake County * Differential fines for animals running loose charging allow for $100 for unaltered animals and $25 for spayed/neutered animals. ppee4� Rock is[�nc� + It is mandatory to spay or neuter all dogs and cats unless the guardian pays for an "unaltered license" ($30).